The Daily Chronicle from De Kalb, Illinois • Page 14

14 DAILY CHRONICLE, DeKalb, Illinois Wednesday, July 1 1, 1979 1 Independents keep hold on first Continued from page 13 Penne McCabe and Cindy Min-nihan each homered for Town Pump. lor. Market 2832166-8 14 Independents 2 4 21 WINNING PITCIIKR Miry (remean IflSINCi PITCHKR Kalhs West. 1 DrK i hi. Ml 2131-II alat(s 1 1 0 0 4 24 WINNING I'lTlilr'R VU-ki Roach.

LOSING IMTt'HKR Sandy Krhor. HOMK Rl'NS: Scahissaits Jill Malik, Uri Pierce. Vicki Roach Sarbons 3 I 7 7 I Nat Sank Ill'lll-I WINNING lMTt'HKR Tr rry Carlson HOMK Rl'NS: Sarhons Jane Allen I Sox sign Douglas CHICAGO (UPI) The Chicago White Sox announced today Bobby Douglass, former Chicago Bears quarterback, has signed a contract with the Sox's Iowa Oaks affiliate in the American Association. Douglass, 32, a left-hander, will report to Des Moines Friday. Under terms of the contract, Douglass is free to return to football next fall.

A total of 147 area youngsters competed in the Jesse Owens games last weekend at the, NIU track. At right winning relay team members Lisa Tourville, right, and Victoria Fleml execute the handoff. Above, again in the relay, are, from left to right, Randy Davis, Christopher Walker, Steve Wilson and Craig Chesler, A complete list of the winners, who will advance to Regional competition in Chicago appear today in Scoreboard. (Chronicle photo) Bench returns to "old-hat" star lineup will be joining his third All-Star team and Carter his second. Rose, narrowly defeated by Steve Garvey of Los Angeles for the starting berth, nevertheless can become the first man ever to participate in All-Star games at five different cinnati, and outfielders Jack Clark of San Francisco, Dave Kingman of the Chicago Cubs and Gary Matthews of Atlanta.

Bench, owner of a .385 batting average and three home runs as an All-Star, finished second to Simmons in the voting. Boone American League July 17 in Seattle in the 50th renewal of the rivalry. Other reserves include second baseman Joe Morgan of Cincinnati; third baseman Ron Cey of Los Angeles; shortstops Garry Templeton and Dave Concepcion of Cin starting role the first time anyone has ever done so. Pete Rose of Philadelphia, Lou Brock of St. Louis and Lee Mazzilli of the New York Mets are included in the interesting mixture that will represent the league against the NEW YORK (UPI) -Johnny Bench, who missed election to the All-Star team for the first time in 10 years, was named Tuesday as a reserve on the National League squad.

In making the team for the 12th consecutive year, the star of the Cincnnati Reds became one of three catchers named, the others being Bob Boone of the Philadelphia Phillies and Gary Carter of the Montreal Expos. One of them will start in place of the injured Ted Simmons of St. Louis, who outpolled Bench for the positions. He previously played left and rights fields plus second and third bases. Brock, the all-time base-stealing champion, has rebounded from an off-year to earn selection to his fifth team.

Mazzilli, the glamorous center fielder of the Mets who is batting .328, is an All-Star rookie. In the American League, flame-throwers Ron Guidry of the New York Yankees and Nolan Ryan of the California Angels were among the nine pitchers named to a pitching staff that also In-eludes four relief specialists. The unusual combination, announced Tuesday by AL president Lee MacPhail after weekend consultations with Manager Bob Lemon, includes four starters, four relievers and one pitcher who does bottx The starters, in addition to Guidry and Ryan, are Tommy John of the Yankees, whose 13 victories lead the league, and Dave Lemanczyk of Toronto, who has a 7-6 record. The relievers are Rookie of the Year candidate Mark Clear of the Angels, Jim Kern of Texas, Dan Stanhouse of Baltimore and Sid Monge of Cleveland, mm Scoreboard Little League Thuisday's Games Milwaukee at Toronto, night Texas at Kansas City, night Detroit at Chicago. 2.

twi-night New York at Seattle, night and Thomas. Mil 21, Singleton. Bait 19 Huns Balled In National league Kingman. Chi 69; Foster, Cin 68, Winield, SD 86; Schmidt, Phil 64: Clark, SF 59 American league Baylor, Cal 80; Lynn, Bos 73; Smalley, Minn 65; Rice, Bos 64; Kemp, Del 63 Leade rs asp -v JBtmitrman GAS PANTRY Wednesday's Games I All Times KDTl Los Angeles (Reuss 2-81 at New York (Falcone Ml, 205 in San Francisco iCurlis 45i al Montreal i Schatzedct (.. San Diego il) Acqutsto 5-51 at Philadelphia (Lerch 4-7 1, 7:35 p.m Chicago tMcGtolhen 8-7 1 at Atlanta (Brizzolara 4-31, 7:35 St Louis (Denny 4-6! at Cincinnati lLaCoss 8-3 1 8:05 p.m.

Pittsburgh IKisotl 4-4 1 at Houston (Richard 7-8 1, 8 35 Thursday's Games San Francisco at Montreal, night Los Angeles al New York, night San -Diego at Philadelphia, night Chicago at Cincinnati, night Pittsburgh at Houston, night 125 N. GLIDDEN ROADS DeKalb Baseball for Buss Tournamrnl scores Futures League Sgl Pepper's 12. l-ehan Drugs 2 Jerry Dunham Co. 8, Dean Lyman Agency 6 Huskie Line 7. Brass Pig 4 McCaslin Bakers II.

Win; Roche-Smith Funeral Home 5 Minors Foriter Implement 5, Ward Con-struction 3 Stldal Plumbing 10, Murphy Auto 6 DeKalb lawn and Equipment 10, Terwilliger's 3 Brad Manning Ford 3, Anderson Funeral Home I Majors Elks 4. Jay F.llioli Photography 3 Hydrirk Food lit. Faivre Farms 12 Pony DeKalb Rank 8. 1st' National Hank I Herb Buhr 6, Forrester Implement I M. Werner 8.

American National BankS Pitching Victories National Uague Niekro, Hou 13-3; Niekro, Atl 1141; Andujar. Hou 10-5; Carlton, Phil 10-8; Lee and Rogers, Mil 9-5; Perry, SD 9-6. American league John, NY 1.3-3.. Flanagan, Bait. Ryan.

Cal and Koosman 11-6; Kern, Tex 10-2; Caldwell. Mil 10-5; Stanley, Bos and Bait 10-6: Eorensen Mil 10-9! SLASHES MILK PRICES! Softball DeKalb 1st Baptist survived a late-inning threat by DeKalb 1st Lutheran to win 9-5 in DeKalbSycamore Church League softball. Bob Mitts scattered nine hits to pick up the win while Roger Burdick absorbed the defeat. Burdick also had three hits for Lutheran. Gary Martha of Baptist connected for two hits.

DrK lit Bapt 1 2 1 0 2 3 0 1 62 DrK 111 lath 1 4 1 6 0 3 0 5 8 3 WINNING PITCHER Bob Mills LOSING PITCHER Roger Burdii RBI: Baptist Gars Martha. Rick Marina. Larr Srhuili. Bob Mills. Mike Br dtrrianif I Lutheran Roger Burdick.

Kermil Nordern. Jim Von derhide I HITS Baptist Gars Martha 2 Lutheran Roger Burdic 3. DeKalb Sycamore lliurch League Standings AMERICAN I. I Tie I lit Lutheran 8-3. Immanuel Lutheran 8-3, 3.

Sycamore Methodist 7-3. 4. Salem Lutheran 4 6. 5, St Man's 3-6 NATIONAL 1. Bethal Assrmbl 8 3.

2. Bethans Baplisl 8-4, 3, DeKalb 1st Baptist (-5. 4. Men Hope 3 3. Bethans Bap tilt B' 0-12 THESE ARE EVERYDAY PRICES ON GALLON MILK SOME BY-PRODUCTS! By United Press International Baiting I Based on 225 at bills National league AB II Pel.

Foster, Cin 74 270 90 333 Mazzilli, NY 81 305 100 328 Hendrck. St. 79 278 90 324 Hernndz. St.L 82 119 103 323 Tmpllnn, St.L 79 340 109 321 Winfield. SD 88 333 106 318 Rose, Phil 87 332 103 310 Garvey.

LA 88 356 109 306 Knight, On 80 281 86 .306 BiKihe, Phil 71 235 72 ,306 AMERICAN LEAGUE AB II Pel. Smalley, Mnn 85 325 115 354 Downing. Cal 82 288 101 351 Bochtc, Sea 83 304 102 336 Molitor. Mil 81 329 108 328 Bannister, CJt 78 295 96 MS Brett. KC 86 364 118 324 Rice.

Bos 84 334 108 323 Kemp. Det 80 296 95 .321 Lynn. Bos 81 311 99 318 Pimella, NY 73 274 87 .318 Home Runs National League Schmidt, Phil 30; Kingman, Chi 29; Matthews, All, Foster, Cin, Ixipes, LA and Winfield. SD 19 American league Lynn, Bos 24. Rice, Bos, Baylor, Cal 8 Bowman's Homogenized American league Easi Box scores iMjLK RETURNABLE GALION JUG jBowman's 2 Low Fat 4144: Girls IS and Over 3.

Polly Ponge, I 13.38. Brraslsiroke Girls 8 and Under: 3, Shrri Plan, 25.61; Boys 8 and I'nder: 1. Adam Rauman, 27.33: 3, David Iskowich, 37.88; Girls 10 and tender 2, Mwki Racine, 46 Boys 10 and Under 1. Mark Plait. 36 46; Girls 12 and Under: 2.

Kim Duffry. 38 09; Boys 12 and Under: I. Tim Keitan, 40.07; 3, Shane Plan, 40.HI; Girls 14 and Under: Ainr Krrshrck, 37.37; Boys 14 and Under; 2. Shane Plait, 40 98'; Girls IS and Over 3. Sue Graham, Individual Medley Girls 8 and Under 3, Jenny Oil, 45.59, Boys 8 and Under 1, Adam Rauman, 47 17, Girls 10 and Under ClaudineOtt.

I 23 84, Buys 10 and Under 1 Mark Piatt. I 18 35. 3, Chad Leekley. 1 39 00. Girls 12 and Under 2, Kim Duffey, I 27 18; Boys 12 and Under 2 Tun Reitan, 1 22 61, Tom Soult, 1 22 41.

Girls 14 and Under 1, Michelle Bosic, I 18 '64, 2, Carrie Kresherk. I 19 09. Buvs 14 and Under 1, DaveSalovesh, 1 18 29; Girls 15 andOver 1, Sue Graham, 1 16 9 Backstroke Girls 8 and Under 1, Jennv Oil 22 30. Boys 8 and Under Kevin Bickncr, 23 19. 2.

Adam Rauman, and 2, Angela Olson, 47 42. 3, Karen Reilan, 48.90. Buys 10 and Under Chad laekley 40 64, Girls 12 and Under Del mohl, 47 79, Boys 12 and Under 2, 1n Poage, 38 41; Girls 14 and Under I. Carrie Kresheck, 36 38. 3.

Polly Poage, 39 26, Boys 14 and Under i. DaveSalovesh, 36 92 Butterfly Girls 8 and Under: 3, Pam Graves, 32 30; Boys 8 and Under: 1, Kevin Bickner, 33 23 2, David Iskowich, 37 70; Girls 10 and Under UCIaudine OU, 38.46; Boys 10 and Under. 2, Tim Scott, 56 12, Girls 12 and Under 2, Kim Dulfey, 47.04; Boys 12 and Under 2. Tom Scott, 36 84 3, Tim Reitan, 48 27; Girls 14 and Under 2. Aine Kresheck.

34.88 3, Michelle Bosic, 36 20; Boys 14 and Under: I. Shane Piatt, 43 21; Girls 15 and Over 2.SueGraham.35 68 Free Relay Girls 8 and Under 2. Jenny Ott. Pam Graves, Caroline Duffey. Shcn Piatt.

1 36 56; Boys 8 and Under 1, Adam Rauman. Kevin Bickner David Iskowich. Michael Iskowich. 1 42 23 Girls ID and Under I. Sue Koach, Mirkj Racine.

Claudme Oft, Angela Olson. 2 28 27, Girls 12 and Under 1. Sue Koach. Kim Duffey Claudme Ott Gina Delmont, 2 30 97, Roys 12 and Under 1, Shane Plan Lon I'oage. Tim Reitan.

Tom Scott 2 06 85 Girls 14 and Under 1, Ainc Kresheck. Carrie Kresheck, Michelle Husk Polly I'oage. 2 05 6.1 Hoys 14 and Under 1, Dave Salovcsli Mark Piatt. m-Om Dtrlitu. UinslVwairt Kit LET YOUR ENERGY SAVER SAVE YOU MONEY! Bring your bike into Wally's to be repaired while you're on vacation we'll have it ready when you get back.

WALLY'S CYC1ERY 534 E. Lincoln, DeKalb 758-2403 MILK RETURNABLE GALLON JUG 4 I. Pel liB Halt 56 30 651 Boston 52 32 619 3 Milwauke 49 38 .563 Vh New York 48 39 552 8 Detroit 41 43 488 14 Clevelnd 41 45 477 15 Toronto 28 60 318 29 West Pel GB Calif 52 37 584 Texas 49 37 570 'i Minn 45 40 .529 5 Kan City 43 43 500 7's Chicago 39 46 459 II Seattle 38 51 14 Oakland 25 65 278 27' mm I i Bowman 1 Low rat SMILK RETURNABLE GALLON JUG Notes CFEIWCISE I Bowman's Skim MILK RETURNABLE GALLON JUG Stan Musial Uagur DeKalb 18. Brlvidrre 16 DEKALB PLAYER. POS AB UQuel.SS 6 2 3 Collins.

2B .614 Pieroni I 4 0 0 Sesenich.3B 6 1 3 Arnieri.CF SI 1 Rich.lR 4 3 2 Meyer. 6 11 Jordan. Dll ,2 6 2 Collins, RF -3 2- TOTALS 43 18 18 BEI.VIDERE PLAYER. POS AB II Fits, 5 2 2 Schoenbcrg. CF 4 2 0 Greve.lB 4 2 1 Stima 1B 6 I 1 Voellinger.

3 3 3 Odrn. DH 4 2 2 Ztrk.IB 4 12 Petersen, SS 4 2 2 Zaumsell.RF 4 1 1 Engberg, RF I II 0 TOTALS 38 IS 14 DeKalb 0 3 0 3 2 3 6, 6 1- 18 18 3 Brlviden 4 0 0 0 6 6 0 0 0 16 14 1 WINNING PITCHER? Drake Baltic LOSING PITCHER Mike Bogle American legion Connie Mack Rockford llarlrm I. DrKalb I PLAYER. POS AB II PAPER, GALLONS 10' HIGHER i EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! 4 BOWMAN'S COTTAGE CHEESE 24 OZ. CTN.

SUNDAY -JULY 15, 1979 2:00 5:00 p.m. COMI VISIT OUR FAMILY AND JOIN US FOR A TOUR SOME REFRESHMENTS Everyday Low Price! Tuesday's Results Cleveland 7. Kansas Cily 4. night Detroit 6. Minnesota 5.

night Chicago 6, Texas 3, night California 4, Boston 3, night Oakland 7. Baltimore '6. night Seattle 5, New York 1 night Wednesday's Games 4 All Times KDTl Baltimore (f) Martinez 10-6 1 al Oakland (McCalty 5-3 1 4 30 pn, Milwaukee (Slaton 8-4 1 al Toronto (Huffman 4 10), 7 30 in Kansas City iSplillortf 9-7) al Clcvi'land (Paxlon 5-4 1, 7:35 Minnesota (I) Jackson 111 at Detroil (Morris 7-41, 8 p.m Texas iMallack 5-4) al Chicago iTroul 2-31. 8:30 p.m. Boston (Kckerjloy 8-5) at California (Frost 7-4).

10:30 New York I John 13 3) at Seattle (Bannister 4-7), 10:35 J8JE PINT CTN. Bowman Creamy HALF HALF BAGGED Allrn.2B.3B Bainler.CF, I Buss.LF Fuller, RF Hedlund. SS Adams, IB Heilman.3B.CK Pirrllo. BolinLLF We'nsel. TOTALS Large Bag 3 I 0 3 0 I 2 I 1 4 1 .1 3 I I 4 II 0 4 0 I 3 0 I Jl 0 I 0 0 30 4 8 "RETIREMENT LIVING AT ITS FINEST" 680-Haish DeKalb 815-756-8444 Baseball Major Everyday Low Price! i Regular King Size CIGARETTES l-eaguc Press Standings International (ague National DEKAI OS CARTON PLAYER It II 5 12 4 II 0 3 I II I I il 1 il 2 II II I II I II II il 1 fi 2 ll II II I li ll I II II II II 1 ll II ll DanPesonka.2B Rowland t'F Roberls.

I Slice. 1 Lyons LF McCord. Rl Pauling IB Henry. SS Srotl, TOTALS Harlem DeKalb Thirty-two area boys and girls, age 10-13, last weekend qualified lor the Chicago Jrnr 0rns Games Regional by winning their events in the local meet held at Nil' track last wrrkrnd. Thrrr were 147 rntranls in the local mrrt, cooductrd by Sycamore and DrKalb Park District officials The Jrssr Owrm Games arr sponsorrd by Atlantic Richfirld Officials of An naconda of Sycamore, a lubsidiary of ARCO wrrr rejponilble for organizing thr local preliminary mrrt Al Gedeon headed the operation The Chicago Regional will held Saturday Jaly 21 and winners of that competition will qualify for the national finals in Los Angeles.

Calif Listrd below arr the local winners, their home town, event, winning time, distance or height and their age group Eric Hearikwa. DrKalb, SO mrtrr. 7 84, age 16-11 Julie Zerras. Genoa. 30 meltr.

7 S3, 10-11 Dan Scaroeder, Sycamore 100 meter, 12 72, Alliion Geihe, Sycamore 100 miter 12 72 12-13 Snellv Austin. DeKalb. 100 mrtrr 1162. 14 IS Aurora Shane. DeKalb 2WI meter 2187, 12-13 Dana Brthard DrKalb.

200 melrr 28 35,14 IS Thuan Phan. Sscamore. 200 mrtrr 28 31 12 1 3 Tom Curzon. Sycamorr. 2181 mrtrr M.M.

14-15 Stelan Noe, DeKalb 400 mrirr 1:155.1214 John Nalley. Lisle. 400 meter 56 IS 14 15 Shells Jeske. Lisa Toursnleand Vic-toria fieml all ol DeKalb and Jennifer Hill. Sscamore.

girls 400 meter relas (5 3. 16-11 Rick Clayton. Danns Rubel Damon Henrfrkson and Bobbs Stearns DeKalb. boss 400 meter relas. I 00 42 16-11 Jell Armstrung.

Sscamore. high jimp. 440. 1243 Ron Hunt Jr Vlalerman. high jump.

5-8. 14 15 Kelly Farris. DeKalb. high jump no height fives. 14-15 Jamie Davidson.

DeKalb long jump. 16-11 Tom Powers, Sycamore, long jump 12 16V 16-11 Jay Lane. DeKalb. long jump. 14 12-13.

Srotl Spongier. DeKalb. long jump. 14-15 Keaa Blair. Sscamore.

hardball throw, 183-2, 16-11 Sandy Ruhr DrKalb. hardball tarvsw. 121-16. 16-11. Ml Meier.

DeKalb. hardball throw. tK-7. 12-13 tares Duncan Maple Park hardball throw Ii4 l'i. 1243 Mike Chriitensea.

Svramorr uftball throw 2j4i. 445 hast I Pel GB Montreal 48 31 firm Chicago 44 36 Kit I1, link' 46 40 Mr, 5' I'lllsliith 42 38 525 fi', St biui 42 40 New 32 48 4011 Ifi', West I IVl 1,11 llousliui 53 5 46 42 523 6', tim 42 45 48:1 111 San Diego 40 50 444 jji, Atlanta 37 50 425 15 1-on Angels 36 52 16'i JKRAFT SLICED AMERICAN SINGLES KRAFT'S PHILADELPHIA Scream cheese OSCAR MAYER jSLICED BOLOGNA 3 19 ssbsbbI aassK 4 )4 KmWI IHH WHfadH sa aT'l asWL aSlk. aar 12 OZ. PKG. Tuesday's Results 4 EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! S.in ram isco 1 Monlre, WHITE BREAD GOsSBAKE 13 irinmns night Philadelphia i San lliego night 1 nicago Atlanta mulii Los Angeles 7 York 3 2 VAN CAMP'S PORK BEANS I 002 CANS 1 a 2 WINMNt.

PHI HEX Pirello LOS IV, Pill HER Yhuc Scntt Swimming Kishwaukee Country I luh swim mers were delcaled Cars Trails RN tram a I I season record Freestyle Girls and I nder I Jenny Oil 1841; Boys 8 and Under 1. Kesui Rirkacr, 22 88, Girls 10 and nder 2, Mickr Racine 3S.X; Boss 10 and I der i. Mark Halt. 31.37 Girls liand I nder I. Delmonl 34.13; Roys 12 and nder 2.

Tom Srotl, 28 87 3. Ian Poage. 31 111 Girls II and 1 nder I. Awe Kresheck. 39.04.

2. Michelle Bosic. 30 28. Boss 14 and 1 nder 1 Saloyrsh. 8.1 3.

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